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How many types of steel plates are there for pressure vessels?

2016-01-21View Original

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There are five types of special steel plates: GB713 steel plates for boilers and pressure vessels, GB3531 low-alloy steel plates for low-temperature pressure vessels, GB 19189 quenched and tempered high-strength steel plates for pressure vessels, GB24511 stainless steel plates and strips for pressure-bearing equipment, and NB/T47002 explosive welding composite plates for pressure vessels. I’m not sure if this is correct; please let me know, everyone. Thank you!
Reply #22016-01-22
These are basically the various types of steel plates used
Reply #32016-01-22
Also those listed in Table 2 of GB150.2-2011 and GB 699 Q235
Reply #42016-01-22
GB713 steel plates for boilers and pressure vessels, and GB3531 low-alloy steel plates for low-temperature pressure vessels: These two standards pertain to the most commonly used carbon steels; meanwhile, GB19189 steel plates with quenched and tempered high strength for pressure vessels are not commonly seen.
Reply #52016-01-27
GB 24511-2009 Stainless steel sheets and strips for pressure-bearing equipment
Reply #62016-02-15
Commonly used ones include: GB713, GB3531, GB24511, NB/T47002 composite sheets
Reply #72016-02-16
The material standards referenced in 150 should be used for selection
Reply #82016-02-19
The definition of GB150 specifies the standards for steel plates
Reply #92016-03-05
It’s just GB713, GB3531, GB19189, and GB24511 – you see there’s no GB, so no /T is needed. Am I clear?

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